thequestionguy007

I am interested in changing my career to RN but, I am not interested in getting all the vaccines. I will be filing the Gov. exempt form but, I don't know if my choice to refuse the vaccines will effect my chances of getting a job in this field.

http://www.nvic.org/vaccine-laws/state-vaccine-requirements/texas.aspx. education code title 3 chapter 51. 51.933 (d) (1) (b) an affidavit signed by the applicant or, if a minor, by the applicant's parent or guardian stating that the applicant declines immunization for reasons of conscience, including a religious belief;. [color=#3b3bae]title 3. higher education. [color=#3b3bae]title 2. public education k-12. when you deal with an employer then you deal with the employee handbook. that is where you find religious exemption they wont ask which religion because it doesn't matter. it is in every company policy handbook they don't discriminate against anyone due to religious beliefs or they can be sued.[color=#3b3bae]

It is going to be difficult for anyone to try to make you get immunizationsonce you shield yourself with a religious exemption. Nobody wants to open that can of worms. Very easily done using Education code title 3 chapter 51. 51.933. If they really want to go against law all I would just say "the ball is in your court". Also every employer will have in their employee handbook that they will not go against your religious beliefs ( or something like that). Just like the school they will not want to open that can or worms. I am very well versed in this field.

You can't be forced to get immunization for school. See Education code title 3 chapter 51. 51.933 Immunization Requirements; Exceptions: subsection (d)(1)(B).Hope this helps.

Is ti true that you must have vaccine history before you are able to attend school . Also what is the cost. Thanks for your time.